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It all starts next week. We've been waiting for this trial for six months, and it's finally here. Well, almost here... The waiting is the worst part.
Arbogast's trial will be easier, I think. With Isabella, I just don't know who she is. Arbogast is a criminal and a fraud and a terrorist. Isabella is an enigma.
We're filling time as best we can. Only Rebekah signed up for any classes this summer. Davis is working. Baxter's got a short internship. I'm just trying to get through this stupid trial -- I have no idea how Rebekah is going to stay on top of her classwork.
Speaking of which, this Friday she's going to be playing Saint-Saens Violin Concerto No. 3 in B minor with the Utah Symphony at Abravanel Hall. You should all buy tickets and come see her.
Her performance is going to be great -- I know it because I saw her perform the same piece last night at the HFAC. It was tremendous.
The BYU Music Department has learned that Rebekah's accidental celebrity status will always draw crowds to concerts, and has been booking recitals quite a bit in the last few months. Half the audience is media, I think, but no one minds as long as they buy a ticket!)
Arbogast's trial will be easier, I think. With Isabella, I just don't know who she is. Arbogast is a criminal and a fraud and a terrorist. Isabella is an enigma.
We're filling time as best we can. Only Rebekah signed up for any classes this summer. Davis is working. Baxter's got a short internship. I'm just trying to get through this stupid trial -- I have no idea how Rebekah is going to stay on top of her classwork.
Speaking of which, this Friday she's going to be playing Saint-Saens Violin Concerto No. 3 in B minor with the Utah Symphony at Abravanel Hall. You should all buy tickets and come see her.Her performance is going to be great -- I know it because I saw her perform the same piece last night at the HFAC. It was tremendous.
The BYU Music Department has learned that Rebekah's accidental celebrity status will always draw crowds to concerts, and has been booking recitals quite a bit in the last few months. Half the audience is media, I think, but no one minds as long as they buy a ticket!)
posted by Eric Hopkins at 6/21/2006
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From Wikipedia: "The Third (and last) of Saint-Saëns' violin concertos imposes fewer technical demands on the soloist than its predecessors. However, the Third Concerto clearly excels in melodic invention and expressive subtlety, without garishly parading the skills of the violinist."
Imposes fewer technical demands? Are you saying she's not very good? :)
Thank goodness. I hate it when my skills are garishly paraded. :)
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